- Business Visitor
- Adjunct Assistant Professor
Jonathan N. Stea, Ph.D., R. Psych., is a registered and practicing clinical psychologist and Adjunct Assistant Professor. Clinically, he specializes in the assessment and treatment of concurrent addictive and psychiatric disorders. He is interested in topics related to science communication and health misinformation in popular media, especially with respect to addiction and mental health.
Scientific American
When promoting knowledge makes you a target
Is there really a difference between drug addiction and drug dependence?
Is cannabis good or bad for mental health?
Psychology Today
Why do people fall for fake science news?
3 ways that pseudoscientific therapies can be harmful
Gaps in scientific knowledge doesn’t justify pseudoscience
Policy Options
It’s not anti-women to fight against pseudoscientific health ideology
CBC
Let’s clear up some misconceptions about cannabis addiction. First off: yes, it’s real
Toronto Star
Should you get the COVID-19 vaccine? Yes, but take your word for it, not mine
Global News
There’s no proof the cannabis compound CBD cures opioid addiction
MedPage Today
Why anti-psychiatry now fails and harms
Addressing the opioid crisis during COVID-19
Medium
The psychology of online trolling
Podcasts